KnowraHIV preventionLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to HIV prevention, each with the reason it gives.All 17Related 14Narrower topic 3Sexual healthRelated: It addresses a major preventable risk through biomedical and behavioral measures.CondomRelated: Consistent condom use substantially reduces sexual HIV transmission.Post-exposure prophylaxisNarrower topic: PEP is one intervention within a broader combination of HIV prevention methods.Sex educationRelated: Sex education can teach prevention methods and correct misconceptions about HIV.HIV/AIDS activismNarrower topic: Activism included prevention debates alongside treatment access and care.Pre-exposure prophylaxisNarrower topic: PrEP is one part of a broader strategy that also includes testing and condoms.Decriminalization of sex workRelated: Advocates connect reduced criminal enforcement with safer access to health services and prevention.Comprehensive sexuality educationRelated: Accurate instruction can explain transmission, prevention methods, and access to services.CircumcisionRelated: Trials in some settings found lower heterosexual HIV acquisition among circumcised men.Sexual autonomyRelated: Access to prevention tools and information supports safer, self-directed sexual choices.Social marketingRelated: Social marketing has promoted safer practices and access to prevention services.BrothelRelated: Brothel-based outreach and condom access can contribute to HIV prevention.FellatioRelated: HIV transmission through fellatio is much less likely than through vaginal or anal sex, but prevention guidance addresses exposure factors.International Planned Parenthood FederationRelated: IPPF’s sexual health work includes information and services addressing HIV.Peter PiotRelated: Piot stressed prevention alongside treatment in the global AIDS response.Epidemiology of HIV/AIDSRelated: Prevention changes incidence, making it central to interpreting epidemic trends.Sex industryRelated: Public-health programs address HIV risk without treating sex work itself as a disease.
KnowraHIV preventionLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to HIV prevention, each with the reason it gives.All 17Related 14Narrower topic 3Sexual healthRelated: It addresses a major preventable risk through biomedical and behavioral measures.CondomRelated: Consistent condom use substantially reduces sexual HIV transmission.Post-exposure prophylaxisNarrower topic: PEP is one intervention within a broader combination of HIV prevention methods.Sex educationRelated: Sex education can teach prevention methods and correct misconceptions about HIV.HIV/AIDS activismNarrower topic: Activism included prevention debates alongside treatment access and care.Pre-exposure prophylaxisNarrower topic: PrEP is one part of a broader strategy that also includes testing and condoms.Decriminalization of sex workRelated: Advocates connect reduced criminal enforcement with safer access to health services and prevention.Comprehensive sexuality educationRelated: Accurate instruction can explain transmission, prevention methods, and access to services.CircumcisionRelated: Trials in some settings found lower heterosexual HIV acquisition among circumcised men.Sexual autonomyRelated: Access to prevention tools and information supports safer, self-directed sexual choices.Social marketingRelated: Social marketing has promoted safer practices and access to prevention services.BrothelRelated: Brothel-based outreach and condom access can contribute to HIV prevention.FellatioRelated: HIV transmission through fellatio is much less likely than through vaginal or anal sex, but prevention guidance addresses exposure factors.International Planned Parenthood FederationRelated: IPPF’s sexual health work includes information and services addressing HIV.Peter PiotRelated: Piot stressed prevention alongside treatment in the global AIDS response.Epidemiology of HIV/AIDSRelated: Prevention changes incidence, making it central to interpreting epidemic trends.Sex industryRelated: Public-health programs address HIV risk without treating sex work itself as a disease.